Dublin has released a framework of mobility proposals together with the National Transport Authority, ‘Enabling the city to return to work’. This plan proposes measures such as more space for pedestrians, cyclists and where people are waiting for public transport, and possible additional parking in the periphery of the city core area. The plan is available to read in full here.
Contact: Grainne Kelly
I believe that such initiatives will be good examples for other cities to refer to and apply, contributing to the process of socio-economic recovery at the local level after the pandemic.
Dublin’s recovery mobility plan aims to enhance urban mobility by creating more space for pedestrians and cyclists, improving public transport waiting areas, and considering additional parking options on the city’s periphery.
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This is one of the strategies of European cities to recover and move towards sustainable development after the pandemic.